Le 15/01/2024 à 14:05, Darius A. Görgen a écrit :
Thanks, that actually makes sense, if the aim of the driver is to
create a mosaic. It was not totally clear to me how overlapping tiles
would be handled reading the docs. So, I understand it is a
"last-items-first" approach until the whole area
Thanks, that actually makes sense, if the aim of the driver is to create
a mosaic. It was not totally clear to me how overlapping tiles would be
handled reading the docs. So, I understand it is a "last-items-first"
approach until the whole area-of-interest has effectively been covered?
On 15.0
Hi,
the STACIT driver has logic to remove the items that are overlapped by
others, to keep only those participating effectively to the mosaic.
Even
Le 15/01/2024 à 11:47, Darius A. Görgen via gdal-dev a écrit :
Hi everyone,
I am trying to use the STACIT driver under GDAL 3.8.2 to access som
Hi everyone,
I am trying to use the STACIT driver under GDAL 3.8.2 to access some
Sentinel-2 data on MPC.
However, it seems that using the driver returns only a part of all
matching items to my query.
For example, if I issue:
```
gdalinfo -json
"STACIT:\"https://planetarycomputer.microsoft.
Thanks Even.
Unfortunately i can't use these engines as i am trying to build it
independently.
Is there any way using GDAL i can convert a polygon shape file to a
patterned area like ogr-brush5 ?
Which can then be added on PDF as a vector/raster ?
Regards
Mandeep
On Fri, Jan 12, 2024 at 9:38
